Bluffton council meets at 8 p.m., Monday, June 8. A light agenda is on council's desk. The council agenda is found in an attachment at the bottom of this story.
May 1
-Police responded to a domestic dispute at a Railroad St. Residence. May 3
-Officers located two young juveniles who were walking along N. Main St. Officers located the juveniles and found that they had run away from home. Their parents were contacted and the children were returned unharmed. May 4
-Police assisted with an unruly patient at the Bluffton Hospital.
Want a peek into the future of the Motter Metro Park? At Tuesday's public meeting with town officials and interested residents, Patrick J. Beam of Bassett Associates shared several detailed information panels that not only mapped the park as it is now but as it is envisioned into the future.
And after searching for 25 years for land suitable for a park in this area, it's more than just the Johnny Appleseed Park District that's excited about the plans.
Here’s an architect’s rendering of a proposal for Bluffton’s Motter Metro Park. This view shows the Riley Creek flood plain from a proposed over look at the park. On Tuesday village officials and interested citizens received an update on the park from the staff of the Johnny Appleseed Park District. A second view with an additional architect’s rendering is in the story below.
Two Bluffton University students are exploring possible future careers this summer with the help of $1,500 Schultz Discovery Grants awarded through the university.
Kayla Craig, a sophomore from Tallmadge, Ohio, majoring in psychology and social work, is spending four weeks gathering experiences in those fields at mental health agencies and other sites, primarily in the Akron area.
